Fairmont Doha is located in the Lusail Marina District, Doha’s most modern neighborhood, which has grown over the past decade.
The hotel occupies part of Katara Towers, a grand crescent-shaped complex that has already become the new symbol of Qatar.
It overlooks the Arabian Gulf and the building itself looks like it grew out of the future.
Rooms and Suites
Fairmont Doha is not just a hotel, but a demonstration of Arabian hospitality combined with Western service.
Fairmont King City View – from \$167/night. Spacious room with city view, bathroom with shower and separate bathtub (~51 m²)Fairmont King Sea View Balcony – from \$210/night. Balcony overlooking the Arabian Gulf.Fairmont Gold King Sea View from \$280/night. Extended stay package, access to Gold Lounge and private pool.Junior Suite Sea View Balcony – from $ 350/night. 67sqm, private balcony, sitting area.Diplomat Suite / One-Bedroom Gold Suite – from $500/night. Luxury suitable for long visits and business negotiations.Presidential Suite – from \$1,200/night. Maximum space, privacy and service.
All rooms have bean-to-cup coffee makers, designer interiors with gold accents and a modern “smart room” system.
Restaurants and gastronomy
Fairmont Doha is a whole gastronomic world.
Vaya!LatinMercado – Latin American cuisine ($40-60 per person for dinner).Provok Asian Project – Asian cuisine: sushi, teppanyaki, BBQ ($50-80).Dôme – light snacks, desserts, coffee ($15-30).Cyra Botanical Shisha Garden – shisha and snacks in the botanical garden (\$20-40).
SPA, Pools & Fitness
The hotel has indoor and outdoor pools, the luxurious Willow Stream Spa, a fitness center and relaxation areas overlooking the sea. Spa treatments start from \$120 per session and massages from \$150.
Why Fairmont Doha
The epitome of luxury in the new Qatar at Lusail Marina.
The unique architecture of Katara Towers.
A wide range of restaurants from Latin America to India.
Fairmont Gold – Club level with private services.
High standards of service and attention to detail.
Fairmont Doha is more than just a hotel. It is an entrance ticket to the future of hospitality, where the traditions of the East are intertwined with modern technology.
